Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

80 TEX, Dec. 6-To-morTow
w., = the First Presbyterian church,
gS5s R,u h and Mr.. Milton Dargas
D; - mi cd in marriage by Rev. IA;
The contracting parties being
%, -i,ss IN society, the wedding will be
'. W. attended and viii be altogether s.
90: ..cbe sfsir. The bride elect is oGe
3 ;,'I reigning bellies for the past two
,.n. at least, and the
So CT Alderman Rauch,
'ls sIo citv LEGISLATOR and excellent citl-
'"GT The Young msn occupies the po-
~, ~ secretary Of the Texas Board Of
ss..SSs a and stands high IN the es-
-.- If every one. After the ceremony
s s.se church grand reception will axe
W a. the residence OF the brides
~, on Olive street between 9 and IL
- w. irmigEation movement which THE
,'-5TTE set or foot is progressing sur
5s s.ingIv well. tits the theme am9ng the
,sti1g men of the CITY. Mr.. Elliott,
!. .,- sacTetary of the temporary organize
=, s.ys that it is q movement in which
W. a-lr5ole safe should lock arms and
-5to a successful and permanent Or
.,.tiop. sad make the necessary ar
:',.rsments to procure cheap immigration
.+.sss1ortstion and issue immigration
s.-,,tnre and spread it throughout this
.-rtrg and Europe. The meeting TO be
I'D here On the 20sh inst. By delegates
ANN all parts OF the state promises to be
wa. .y1el, sttended. Every part of the stste
- be represented. THE GAZETTE
s,5,v expec ed such g speedy outcome
ann its suggestion, but then The GA
rTTE IS regarded by the people as being
.F,7s in the advance and what she says
~ suit was decided in the District
ami today which has bsea in law for
;,rs time. The suit originated IN the
G1nmissioners' court of eppreisemenf
Tscb gave S. D. Ritter ana wife $500
@rsges sgainst he Gulf, Colorado sno
Srts Ft Railroad Company. The CON-
sry appealed 10 the County
INIT. Ritter aud wife go'
ga5O damages; the com
gr7 then appealed to the Appellate court
T5ch r9yeraed the lover c1urt's decis-
im upon the pleadings. Judge 30 ser,
ne Presiding County court juage, having
bsea :he attorney fer the defendants, tht
ssa vent TO the District court, and to
/ DIV the Jury gave Ehe defendants damages
n The sum OF S2500. The compan.
moved for & new tri&l, which viii o'
hari lstsr.
LINES Sslterwhite fled suit to-day 70,
sy9tce from his wife julia Sslterwhite
1 Y.lbtif alleges that Julia has an IN
gyernsble temper, ard subj 7cted plain
1 ito trials uncomfortable. Also that de
kziaDt CT one occasion got drunk ant
threatened to snoot him. They weTt
nsrred in April, 1885, at Denton.
Colonel W. .. Wylie brought suit TO
4 dgsgsinst the Dallas street railway snt
i1s city of Dallas, complaining that So
nlrOsd compSny has damaged his prop
4 gg 6y cutting down the street, etc, tt
aesm0unt Of $4,000.
TIE cars or the Oak Cliff Elevated Rsil
4 mad we're not running today, owing =
some damage done to the bridge over tn
I7tr caused by tde rsir.. L, however,
ollgs temporary suspension.
In the County court to-day John JscR
gl was fined S25 and sent to jail 70
GiIty Days for theft. John Norton, "a wei
hOWn gambler, wes fred S25 for gaming
Spencer Blankenship got $3.50 for Is
Aulting another man.
The..attscnment suit Of G Y. RYAN We
2. Slash in Justice Keudall's court vel
dc! vas in favor of Slush.
Last night as Mr.. Bert Aston, a prom
nelt citizen of Dallas, was going fror
d; store be was met at the corner O
NcsmOre and Brvsn streets, within
heck Of the postC flee, 5y man who pu
.Pistcl to Bert's head and told him t.
tsliTer. Aston had no weapon, but b
I'D $50 on his person which the THE
hleVed him Of. 1t was so dark at TIL
I point that Mr.. Aston was unable to te
leCOl0r Of the fellows skin.
Assessor and Collector House sold tn
Gig property advertised for delinquer
hes tO-1sy. It wss the quickest sale o
htord OF this kind, occupying less tina
IaouT's time.
Some time last night Mrs. Martin,
] tSttute woman living in tent near tn
empress, wss attracted TO the doc
@ he tent by someone trying to g
Z She asCertained that it WI
Negro, who WAS trying
An sdmistauce unbidden UoO
,.}f5ilssl TO leave the premises, M!
-4fdl seized SD SIX and dealt the bru'
\ SoqQiCk blows about the hesd, VIII c
%1' him 1Sy bowling snd bleeding liz
sSCCk pig. No clue hiss been had Of 4
allow yet, though The trail is warm.
Tie pupils Of the public schools Sre u
.5'goiDg their ficst quarterly examin'
The meeting which was to take plGt
essiternoon at O'Clock CT the psrsol
l5eot the Catholic church TO dtvise va
va mems to raise funds to build the ne
W'aolic cathedral, wss postponed on
.9llt Oi the jncIeneucv Of the weather.